Brendan Bragg

Brendan Bragg is an Emmy-winning partner at Haven Entertainment, where he serves as a literary manager and producer of film, TV and documentaries. A Boston native and a graduate of Syracuse University, Bragg began his career in entertainment as an intern before rising the ranks to assistant, creative executive and later branching out to work for himself. In 2009, he co-founded Black Sheep Management & Productions where he developed projects for film, TV and theater while representing a curated array of writers. In 2013, Black Sheep merged with two other companies to form Haven Entertainment. Brendan produced the feature film "Life Partners", directed by Susanna Fogel and starred Leighton Meester, Gillian Jacobs and Adam Brody, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. In 2014, Brendan executive produced the independent comedy "Night Owls", which premiered at SXSW. Brendan was the executive producer on multiple series including the millennial political comedy series "Embeds", two seasons of the murder-mystery show "In The Vault" and three seasons of the 90's-set Roku comedy "Play By Play" and the 2020 Netflix comedy series "Sneakerheads". Bragg executive produced three seasons of the series "The Baxters" for Amazon Prime/MGM and in 2022 he EP'd the ten-part Hulu documentary series "Legacy", with the Los Angeles Lakers, which won an EMMY award for "Best Sports Documentary Series." Bragg continues his passionate focus on managing his stable of talented writers and show runners while furthering the growth of Haven Entertainment.